Colonel Rimington and Colonel Wilson chased a force of Boers for 35 miles and compelled them to cross the Rhcnoster River at Waterval and took 22 prisoners. They also ...
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Article : 230 wordsThe Premier, Mr. Peacock, has received through his Excellency the Governor-General the following cable message from Capetown:β"The steamer Runic left Capetown on December 9, and has on ...
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Article : 241 wordsCorporal E. Jones, of the 3rd New South Wales Bushmen, attached to Hasler's Scouts, was slightly wounded at Bethel. ...
Article : 26 wordsThe matters passed in review by the Public School Teachers Association at their annual meeting yesterday are of great interest to the community. We are all concerned, for ...
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Article : 36 wordsMajor J. Carroll, of Queensland, attached to the 20th Battery of Royal Field Artillery, Lieutenant W. Lorigan, of the Sixth New Zealand Contingent, Lieutenant P. Murray, of ...
Article : 61 wordsThe splendid residence of Mr. Jesse Gregson, the general superintendent of the Australian Agricultural Company, situated on the company's estate, on the banks of the Hunter River, about a mile beyond ...
Article : 858 wordsA meeting attended by 1000 Polish women at Cracow resolved to boycott German governesses, shops kept by Germans, and German newspapers. ...
Article : 32 wordsThe subjoined account of the disastrous Brakenlaagte fight is from the pen of Corporal A. J. Ogilvy, of Berwick, son of Mr. James W. Ogilvy. Bruyspruit, November 6.βOn the morning of ...
Article : 1,228 wordsAfter assenting to the third reading of the Manly Water Supply and Sewerage Trausfer Bill, the Logislative Council last night continued the discussion on the Little Bay Penitentiary and Prison Bill. The ...
Article : 777 wordsPrince Ching has asked Russia to set forth more precise conditions in regard to the Manchurian Treaty. ...
Article : 25 wordsChili is willing to disavow her intention of treating the roads into the disputed frontier territory as evidence if Argentina withdraws her officials pending the result of arbitration ...
Article : 40 wordsAdmiral Sir N. Bowden-Smith, formerly Commander-in-Chief on the Australian station, and Captain Sir John Colomb support the naval proposals of Rear-Admiral Sir L. A. ...
Article : 288 wordsThe "Times" says that the speech delivered by Lord Rosebery rises with rare completeness to the level of a great occasion. The "Standard" states that it is ...
Article : 65 wordsOwing to the wreekage of the telegraph lines many of the provincial towns in England are still isolated as regards telegraph communication. ...
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Article : 45 wordsThe barque Buteshire, which left Glasgow on the 7th instant for Brisbane, is ashore near Queenstown, Ireland. She is seriously damaged. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 216 wordsA very severe storm was experienced over the greater part of the 'Darling Downs to-day. From Warwick to Nobby the storm was very heavy, the wind reaching almost a hurricane. On both sides of the ...
Article : 145 wordsThe Chingtu, from Southern ports, arrived on Friday evening. Her passengers for here were Captain Edwards, the Rev. Sir. Gosher, and one Japanese. She sailed on Saturday for Hongkong, ...
Article : 49 wordsCaptain Currie and Mr. J. S. Horsfall had an interview with Mr. Barton this afternoon with reference to the sending of a further contingent of soldiers to South Africa if required. Neither the ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 18 Dec 1901, Page 9
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